vend-api-merchant

check_link and check_url_status overlap almost entirely—both return HTTP status, redirect chain, and response time—and check_url_status is effectively a superset adding TLS and body-hash checks, making check_link largely redundant. extract_url and scrape_page also retrieve page content, though their output formats differ (clean markdown vs. structured stealth-browser cards). The remaining tools are clearly distinct.

All names use snake_case and are readable, with mostly verb_noun or noun_noun patterns. Minor inconsistencies exist: batch variants use different conventions (browser_agent_batch suffix vs. scrape_pages plural), and the set mixes verb-first (check_link, extract_url, scrape_page) with noun-first (domain_info, web_search, geoip_lookup) styles.

13 tools sits comfortably in the ideal 3–15 range for a web-data and payment API, covering each major capability without bloat. However, check_link appears redundant against check_url_status, so not every tool fully earns its place.

The surface covers AI browsing, stealth scraping (single and batch), text extraction, URL/domain checks, geolocation, web search, and YouTube transcripts, which is solid lifecycle coverage for a web-data API. Minor gaps remain: no batch extract_url or batch check_url_status, and no generic HTTP/API-call tool, though agents can work around these.